In a message dated 7/20/2005 10:38:46 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
writes:

I grow a number of caudiciforms
in bonsai pots but I don't really consider them bonsai, the pots just suit
them and work well with them.
- DanD


I agree with this.

Billy on the Florida Space Coast

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i have a few plants with that caudi roots forms..they are not bonsai but
look good in bonsai pots. I tend to give many of my houseplants a bonsai look
The pomegranate is a nice and easy plant to work into bonsai . the basic
one grows a large fruit which wouldn't be suitable for a bonsai. , but it has
a nice flower. I would advise removing it before the fruit forms. they can be
propagated from seeds from fruit commonly referred to as The Chinese apple.
there is a dwarf variety that has small fruit, obtainable online. I prefer
the non dwarf type myself

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